Housing Market
Global Stocks Slide, Futures Drop After Turkey Shoots Down Russian Warplane
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/24/2015 06:47 -0500- Belgium
- BOE
- Bond
- Carl Icahn
- Case-Shiller
- China
- Citigroup
- Consumer Confidence
- Copper
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- Equity Markets
- Federal Tax
- Finland
- fixed
- Flight to Safety
- France
- Germany
- High Yield
- Housing Market
- Iran
- Ireland
- Italy
- Japan
- Jim Reid
- Middle East
- Monetary Policy
- NASDAQ
- Nikkei
- OPEC
- Personal Consumption
- PIMCO
- Precious Metals
- RANSquawk
- Richmond Fed
- Saudi Arabia
- Trade Balance
- Turkey
It had been a relatively quiet session overnight when as reported previously, the geopolitical situation in the middle east changed dramatically in a moment, when NATO-member country Turkey downed a Russian fighter jet allegedly over Turkish territory even though the plane crashed in Syria, and whose pilots may have been captured by local rebel forces. The news promptly slammed Turkish assets and FX, sending the Lira tumbling, pushing lower European stocks and US equity futures while sending 2 Year German Bunds to record negative yields.
3 Things: Earnings, Profits, Rates
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2015 16:25 -0500"If you just exclude all the bad stuff, earnings look quite good."
Do you believe in terrorists?
Submitted by globalintelhub on 11/18/2015 19:41 -0500Westerners have a deep history of a culture of myths (see Joseph Campbell). We love to believe in Santa Claus, "The American Dream," the Tooth Fairy, housing market always goes up, and countless others. So it's easy for us to be 'terrorized' by a myth; that hiding behind every corner are evil 'terrorists' waiting to blow themselves up because 'they hate our freedoms.'
RBS Lays Out 10 Key Points For 2016, Warns "Political Risk" Will "Break" QE-Infinity Equilibrium
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/18/2015 19:02 -0500"The equilibrium, for now, is QE infinity – but political risk could be the breaking point"...
Global Stocks Tread Water After Two Consecutive Terrorist Scares; Oil Rises, Industrial Metals Tumble
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/18/2015 07:03 -0500- Bank of Japan
- Bloomberg News
- Bond
- Carlyle
- China
- Copper
- CPI
- Creditors
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- Equity Markets
- European Central Bank
- Federal Reserve
- France
- Germany
- Glencore
- Greece
- headlines
- High Yield
- Housing Market
- Housing Starts
- India
- Japan
- Jim Reid
- LBO
- Monetary Policy
- Monsanto
- NAHB
- NASDAQ
- New Zealand
- Nikkei
- Price Action
- Recession
- Yield Curve
If this weekend's gruesome terrorist attack on Paris ended up being hugely bullish for stocks, then two subsequent events, a stadium-evacuation scare in Hannover (where Angela Merkel was supposed to be present) and a raid in north Paris which left several dead in the ongoing manhunt against the alleged ISIS mastermind, appear to have but some question into if not stocks then algos whether a rising wave of terrorist hatred across Europe is truly what central bankers need to unleash more QE. That said, we expect the current weakness to last only until the traditional USDJPY carry ramp pushes stocks traditionally higher.
Global Stocks Soar As Dollar Spot Index Hits Record High; Oil Declines
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 06:57 -0500Who would have thought terrorism is so good for stocks.
Stocks Jump On Hope For More Central Bank Intervention After Japan's Quintuple Recession, Syrian Strikes
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/16/2015 07:03 -0500- Belgium
- Bond
- British Pound
- Central Banks
- China
- Consumer Confidence
- Consumer Sentiment
- Copper
- CPI
- Crude
- Crude Oil
- Eurozone
- Flight to Safety
- Foreclosures
- France
- Germany
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- headlines
- Housing Market
- Housing Starts
- Italy
- Japan
- Jim Reid
- Leading Economic Indicators
- Market Manipulation
- Middle East
- Monetary Policy
- NAHB
- Neo-Keynesian
- Nikkei
- North Korea
- Philly Fed
- Recession
- Trade Balance
- Turkey
- Volatility
- Yen
As so often happens in these upside down days, was the best thing that could happen to the market, because another economic slowdown means the BOJ, even without sellers of JGBs, will have no choice but to expand its "stimulus" program (the same one that led Japan to its current predicament of course) and buy up if not government bonds, then corporate bonds, more ETFs (of which it already own 50%) and ultimately stocks. Because there is nothing better for the richest asset owners than total economic collapse.
The Cost Of China's "Manipulated Market Stability" May Be Too High, BofAML Warns
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/14/2015 16:00 -0500How much did the PBoC spend propping up China's stock market in Q3? By how much did they overpay? How likely are they to take an outsized loss? BofAML takes a look.
Another Bubble Bursts: Ultra Luxury London Home Prices Tumble 12%
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/12/2015 22:01 -0500“The bubble may already have burst” for the most expensive homes, Barber said. Now, "36 percent of all properties currently on the market across prime central London are being marketed at a lower price than they were originally listed at, with the average reduction in price being 8.5 percent."
Housing Bubble - Part Deux
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/12/2015 08:39 -0500The housing recovery without mortgage originations is coming to its inevitable conclusion.
"It's A Bloodbath" - Here Is The Biggest Casualty Of Canada's Recession
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/11/2015 12:30 -0500"It is a bloodbath. We’re at the highest point of fear and uncertainty now.... God only knows what’ll happen if oil doesn’t rebound. I try not to let that penetrate my mind."
“I Can’t Deny It – The Outlook For Gold Isn’t Pretty Right Now”
Submitted by GoldCore on 11/11/2015 12:28 -0500It is important to note that the current weakness of gold is primarily in dollar and sterling terms. For investors in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the EU gold is once again acting as a hedge.
Three Ads That Summarize The Current State Of The Subprime Housing Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/08/2015 21:41 -0500If 2014 was the year that saw the return of No Income, No Job, No Assets (NINJA), and Stated Income, Stated Assets (SISA, or "plug in random numbers") mortgage loan applications, then the current three recent ads shown below, demonstrate just how further down the subprime rabbit hole we have fallen in 2015. One can only imagine what happens in 2016.
The Politics of Dystopia Redux
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/07/2015 20:30 -0500In case you have been hibernating, the European Union (EU) is already in a complete state of disarray. Everywhere you look - economy, politics, security, society, demographics - there are very serious problems with no credible solution in sight. This does not bode well for the future of the EU, starting with those who will be living in it. The EU doesn't need any nationalists to destroy its future prospects. It’s doing absolutely fine on its own.
The Most Devious Liars In The Room
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2015 12:35 -0500- Barack Obama
- Book Value
- Debt Ceiling
- Fannie Mae
- Freddie Mac
- Global Warming
- Greece
- Gross Domestic Product
- Housing Bubble
- Housing Market
- Mark To Market
- Mel Watt
- National Debt
- Obama Administration
- Obamacare
- Reality
- Recession
- Subprime Mortgages
- TARP
- Testimony
- Treasury Department
- Volatility
- Washington D.C.
There were a few different stories coming out over the last few days that reveal the true nature of government and the apparatchiks who use disinformation, devious machinations, fraudulent accounting, and taxpayer money to cover up their criminality, lies, and the true state of the American economy. The use of government accounting tricks to obscure the truth about our dire financial straits is designed to keep the masses sedated and confused.




